Comments on: Sewing A Mystery Project http://sewing-circle.com/sewing-a-mystery-project/ Sewing, Patterns, Stories, Quilting, Embroidery ... Tue, 06 Jan 2009 13:14:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Jane Genovese http://sewing-circle.com/sewing-a-mystery-project/#comment-9 Jane Genovese Mon, 08 Oct 2007 08:10:53 +0000 http://sewing-circle.com/sewing-a-mystery-project/#comment-9 What a magical quilt and a beautiful story. Your blog helps me to understand the power quilting has for people like my mother (she has been carefully quilting with a group of ladies in the hills for years). Thankyou for sharing this powerful story with us. What a magical quilt and a beautiful story.

Your blog helps me to understand the power quilting has for people like my mother (she has been carefully quilting with a group of ladies in the hills for years).

Thankyou for sharing this powerful story with us.

]]> By: Dale http://sewing-circle.com/sewing-a-mystery-project/#comment-6 Dale Mon, 24 Sep 2007 13:43:44 +0000 http://sewing-circle.com/sewing-a-mystery-project/#comment-6 Your aeroplane quilt is brilliant Julia! And now it has another life, flying around cyber space, into rooms, houses, places everywhere! I wish it well on many future sojourns around the planet. Your aeroplane quilt is brilliant Julia! And now it has another life, flying around cyber space, into rooms, houses, places everywhere! I wish it well on many future sojourns around the planet.

]]> By: Jane http://sewing-circle.com/sewing-a-mystery-project/#comment-5 Jane Mon, 24 Sep 2007 01:46:54 +0000 http://sewing-circle.com/sewing-a-mystery-project/#comment-5 I love this story Julia because it turns the quilt into more than craft. It reminds me that we don't always know where we're going and that's OK, sometimes we have to stop for a while and just be, and maybe even start over again. The victory in this quilt is in taking the broken pieces of a life and creating something wonderful - and even unexpected - without having to turn the fragments back into what they once were. I love this story Julia because it turns the quilt into more than craft. It reminds me that we don’t always know where we’re going and that’s OK, sometimes we have to stop for a while and just be, and maybe even start over again. The victory in this quilt is in taking the broken pieces of a life and creating something wonderful - and even unexpected - without having to turn the fragments back into what they once were.

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